In addition to those already cited, the following websites provide useful information on educational opportunities and preservation issues:
• www.nla.gov.au/preserve/ca.html
Through this website (Cellulose Acetate Information Network), the National Library of Australia provides a wide range of resources to assist institutions worldwide in implementing strategies to preserve cellulose-acetate collections.
The Getty Conservation Institute, in association with the International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, is bringing art and archaeology technical abstracts on-line as a free service to the international conservation community.
The BCIN database is managed by the Canadian Heritage Information Network on behalf of the Conservation Information Network, which brings together bibliographic holdings and abstracts produced by several of the world's major conservation centers.
